STAT545-hw01-LUO-YANCHAO

Welcome to the repository of Yanchao Luo

1.Personal information

2.Education Background

3.Hobbies

4.how I got the changes into README.md

5.Reflections

1. Basketball

2. Running

Personal information

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• Name: Yanchao LUO
• Gender: Male
• Date of Birth: Sep.13, 1993
• Email address: yanchao.luo@stat.ubc.ca

Education Background

university	Degree	Time
Southwest Jiaotong University	Undergraduate	2012-2014
University of Calgary	Undergraduate	2014-2017
University of British Columbia	Graduate	2017-

Hobbies

My favorite sport is basketball.

Dwyane Wade is my favorite player.

link to the page abount Dwyane Wade

Dwyane Wade said “fall down 7 times ,stand up 8”

His words inspired me when I was in trouble.

I wrote a code about my favorite player for you. (Answer need to use quotation marks and write in full name, not use wade, Dwyane wade, “wade” )

Who is Yanchao’s favorite basketball player?

answer<- function(x) {
  
  if(x =="Dwyane wade") {
    print('right')
  }
  else {
    print('wrong')
  }
}

Another one is Running

If the weather is good, I will go outside running during the weekends.

Here are some reasons why Running Improves Your Health

How I got the changes into README.md

I try to edit the README.md in the browser at github.com when I first used github. And I found that it was very inconvenient for layout. So I try to edit locally and then Pull to GitHub. I create a file called “homework 1” and make a connection from Github to my computer. Every time when I add some information I will save my changes. Then use “Commit” button to send my changes to my repo. The last thing just push the commit to GitHub.

Reflections

I find some problems when I do the first assignment. Firstly, when I want to use “section headers” Markdown syntax, I often forget the space after the pound sign. This leads to make an error after pushing local changes to Github. Then I learned how to find Where is the link to the picture on the web. For every image, use the right button of the mouse to find the copy image address. Moreover, I find there is a very useful website for Markdown syntax. For the R markdown document, rightnow I find it very easy to repete what we studied in class. And here is my gapminder.Rmd link, gapminder.md link, and gapminder_files link

To-Dos

• [x] Personal information added
• [x] More than 4 aspects of the Markdown syntax
• [x] Explan how I change the README.md
• [x] Reflections
• [ ] Reviewed by Vincenzocoia